Negative Resistance and Local Charge-Density-Wave Dynamics
H. S. J. van der Zant, E. Slot, S. V. Zaitsev-Zotov, S. N. Artemenko
Abstract
Charge-density-wave dynamics is studied on a submicron length scale in NbSe3 and o-TaS3. Regions of negative absolute resistance are observed in the CDW sliding regime at sufficiently low temperatures. The origin of the negative resistance is attributed to the different forces that the deformed CDW and quasi-particles feel: the force on the CDW is merely caused by a difference of the electric potentials, while the quasi-particle current is governed by a difference of the electrochemical potentials.
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